Reply to "darty steering"

robborrusoMember

Hi Chris,
I would tend to agree with goodroc.

Does the rack feel excessively tight? For example, if you were to jack up the front of the car to take the tires off the ground, can you easily and smoothly turn through center? If yes, then I would tend to feel the rack isn't a contributing issue.

Regarding the alignment, hate to say it....but an alignment is as good as the guy doing it and/or the equipment he is using. An error as simple as the wheel heads not being mounted exactly the same on each wheel can impact the results, as can the equipment being out of calibration. If the toe is too positive (toe in) it can cause a "darty" feeling.

Last question is the tires. Is there currently smooth even wear across the width of the front tires?

6/27/166:55 PM

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